Ok i won't bother discussing it with you again
That's fine. I'm just contributing to this thread and offering an intelligent opinion.
Anyways, I don't know if it's true or not, but to anyone who is familiar with the game and knows the story does the script provide the backstory of 47? Does the script go into detail on how he's a genetic clone and was trained almost like a cyborg to kill?
I sincerely hope they introduce the concept of how different cells from different scientists, criminals, and so forth played a part in his creation and on how he's the perfect clone. Here is what I'm talking about. When I play Silent Assassin or Blood Money I get almost a Bourne Idenity or Bourne Ultimatium feel to it. However, when push comes to shove, his past as a genetic clone is important and needs to be established.
He's not just another Hitman. He's almost like a damn machine and I'm not fond of this possible love interest either. Yes, he may spare somebody from time to time, but as a whole, he never feels any kind of emotion for anyone since he's so detached from the world and humanity in general. He is alone and will always be alone, which is what makes him such a unique character. I just don't see Olymphant pulling off the role well enough to be 47.
47's "Five Fathers", the men whose DNA went into his creation, were:
Dr. Otto Wolfgang Ort-Meyer: A discredited German scientist living in Romania, whose radical theories were deemed insane by his peers. Ort-Meyer believed that genetic recombination and human cloning could be used to produce a perfected version of the human speices, superior in strength and mind and unburdened by conscience. His ultimate goal (unbeknown to his associates) was to create an army of flawless and unquestioningly obedient supermen with which to repopulate the world. 47 managed to eradicate his next line of clones and subsequently broke the Doctor's neck.
Lee Hong: A Chinese crime lord, he eventually rose to head of the Red Dragon triad, becoming the most powerful ganglord in Hong Kong. Even in his advanced age, Lee Hong proved extremely spry and dexterous with a sword.
Pablo Belisario Ochoa: A notorious Latin American drug dealer, Pablo formed his own drug cartel by violently eliminating his rivals. However his methods earned him great animosity, and eventually he was eventually forced to flee to a compound deep inside the Colombian rainforest. Pablo was able to withstand countless gunshots while under the influence of a drug-fueled psychotic rage. Pablo appears to be heavily-inspired by Tony Montana in "Scarface".
Franz Fuchs: A former member of the Hitler Youth, Franz always resented the collapse of Fascism. He developed a career as a professional terrorist-for-hire, organizing attacks such as the attempted chemical bombing of the G7 leadership. He worked closely with a partner, his brother Fritz.
Arkadij "Boris" Jegorov: A staunch anti-Communist, Boris became a worldwide arms dealer who smuggled weaponry for his older brother, Russian mafia boss Sergei Zavorotko. At the time of his death, he even attempted to traffic in nuclear weapons. Boris was ruthless enough to shoot his own men and risk a nuclear explosion in order to escape capture.
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